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Offline BryanDobson

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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #189 on: Tuesday 31 August 10 08:06 BST (UK) »
Hi. No sorry I am new to the area. Originally from the North East!

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« Reply #190 on: Tuesday 31 August 10 09:48 BST (UK) »
Shame!  I wonder if that's where all the Dobsons started off!  There are so many in the north.  Thanks for replying.
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #191 on: Monday 13 September 10 20:24 BST (UK) »
Hi, I'm new to the website having started family history about 6 months ago. I was researching my great grandfather Joseph Beaver from Marlow and discovered that he had 3 sisters, Mary, Annie and Elizabeth. Combining census results and BMD I discovered that all three sisters married in Maidenhead and in 1901 all lived next to each other in East Street.
Mary lived at number 11 with her husband Walter Gilder
Annie lived at number 9 with her husband Ernest Bond
Elizabeth lived at number 12 with her husband Frederick Baldwin.
Mary and Elizabeth feature in Garden Cottages in 1891 census but I haven't yet found Annie.
I'm intrigued how they all ended up next door to each other as they were all Marlow girls. Anyone got any ideas. Has anyone come across their names in their research.

Thanks

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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #192 on: Monday 13 September 10 22:58 BST (UK) »
Welcome to RC.  Not much help but there were 2 families in Alwyn Road Maidenhead in the 50'60's.  They were Gilders had a daughter Ann and Baldwin had a son Peter.  Could be relatives of yours?
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #193 on: Monday 13 September 10 23:20 BST (UK) »
 My parents were friendly with a chap called Charlie Bond, he was a butcher, from memory in Queen Street. Perhaps he was a son ?

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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #194 on: Wednesday 22 September 10 22:08 BST (UK) »
Thank you. I,ve found Annie Beaver now. She was a servant in 1891 at a house called Elmfield. Anyone heard of it....

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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #195 on: Wednesday 03 November 10 18:45 GMT (UK) »
http://www.britishpathe.com/record.php?id=78776


This 'record rainfall' c 1917 is the Bath Road by the moor.. (Bridge Road)...then is Ray Park Cotts...floating down to The Ark pub.

Oh... after an advert of 30secs...  ::)
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Re: Maidenhead Schools
« Reply #196 on: Thursday 04 November 10 11:24 GMT (UK) »
Wonderful! Thank you.
Skewis (Wales and Scotland), Ayers (Maidenhead, Berkshire), Hildreth (Berkshire)

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« Reply #197 on: Thursday 04 November 10 19:40 GMT (UK) »
I remember the floods of 1950s - can't remember the year.  I was at the Convent of the Nativity up in College Road & some of the pupils who lived down by the river were late - their excuse 'I missed the boat' quite true as boats were being used to get people out of their homes.  The Convent used to be down by the river but moved in the 40s I think.
Joan
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